QA/VB training question

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gopal_k
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QA/VB training question

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My niece is in CA area she is Non-IT person (Science background). She recently came across a desi company that offers QA/VB/WinRunner training (for $1000) with placement guarantee (as a contractor).

Any feed back on such offers? I am not QA person so an not sure if a science graduate can learn the stuff and job ready in few weeks, any experience will be appreciated.
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moreqa
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QA/VB training question

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If she does not have scripting/programming skills, learning VB and WinRunner could be an issue in such a short duration.
One option is to attend some programming classes to learn programming, scripting, file systems, etc., and then go for such specializations.
Going_nowhere
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QA/VB training question

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gopal_k;71136My niece is in CA area she is Non-IT person (Science background). She recently came across a desi company that offers QA/VB/WinRunner training (for $1000) with placement guarantee (as a contractor).

Any feed back on such offers? I am not QA person so an not sure if a science graduate can learn the stuff and job ready in few weeks, any experience will be appreciated.
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Yes, she can be trained in QA and easily get placed in manual testing. I know so many people who have done this. She might get paid around $45k-50K for the first one year, after which she can easily make between 70k-80k.
r2i_100
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QA/VB training question

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OP, I too have heard this but I am personally not sure if someone with Science background can be so quickly employable in VB/QA. The problem may be to get the first job after that it may be smooth.
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